Foundation Annual Report 2020
Foundation Annual Report 2020
Foundation Annual Report 2020
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SOUTHEAST TEXAS REGION: FORT BEND COUNTY<br />
720<br />
290<br />
173<br />
$4.9M<br />
TOTAL NUMBER OF<br />
STUDENTS ENROLLED<br />
TOTAL NUMBER OF<br />
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED<br />
TOTAL NUMBER<br />
OF GRADUATES<br />
TOTAL AMOUNT OF<br />
CONTRIBUTIONS<br />
Growth as Big as Texas<br />
“I have the best job in Texas because I get to see the impact of your gifts to TSTC. You are<br />
providing access to the American dream for those who thought they would never receive<br />
that gift. It changes lives for generations to come and is the gift that keeps on giving.”<br />
RANDALL WOOTEN, PROVOST<br />
Texas State Technical College in Fort Bend County<br />
opened its doors in 2016 and since has seen<br />
expansion that is growing as rapidly as the Texas<br />
population. None of this growth would be possible<br />
without the belief and generosity of those who<br />
have given to TSTC in the past and will continue to<br />
do so in the future.<br />
TSTC Provost Randall Wooten says he has the<br />
best job in Texas because he gets to see the<br />
difference such gifts make every single day. Those<br />
gifts recently made a difference when TSTC was<br />
estimated to reach its student limit. Determined<br />
not to turn any student away, TSTC’s donors<br />
answered the call to help expand the Industrial<br />
Technology Center. This not only allowed the<br />
college to welcome more students to campus, but<br />
it also helped it double the capacity of the Welding<br />
Technology program and make updates to the<br />
Electrical Lineworker Technology program, which<br />
included adding a Commercial Driver’s License<br />
course to the curriculum. This addition ensures that<br />
TSTC’s Electrical Lineworker Program produces even<br />
more job-ready employees for companies that hire<br />
our students.<br />
These investments more than doubled the capacity<br />
of both programs and would not have been<br />
possible without the generous donations of<br />
The Henderson-Wessendorff <strong>Foundation</strong>;<br />
The George <strong>Foundation</strong>; and The Bert F. Winston,<br />
Sr. <strong>Foundation</strong>.<br />
The incredible donors at The Henderson-<br />
Wessendorff <strong>Foundation</strong> said it best. “Texas State<br />
Technical College is a natural extension of our<br />
foundation’s purpose to support and encourage<br />
people to lead more productive and satisfying<br />
lives.”<br />
Contributions to TSTC not only help the college<br />
continue to expand, but they also allow it to<br />
continue to equip Texans with the training that can<br />
help them to get to work, fulfill their aspirations<br />
and keep the Lone Star State thriving.<br />
THE<br />
GEORGE<br />
FOUNDATION<br />
“The Trustees of The George <strong>Foundation</strong> have identified ‘career readiness’ as a priority<br />
area for our grant-making strategy. TSTC has a proven track record of providing a bestin-class<br />
technical education that will allow young men and women the opportunity to<br />
secure a good-paying job upon graduation to pursue their American dream.”<br />
Trustees of The George <strong>Foundation</strong>